Write a research proposal on any type of marketing. It should clearly explain:i) WHAT the research…

Write a research proposal on any type of marketing. It should clearly explain:i) WHAT the research question isii) WHY this research is important or worth doingiii) HOW the research will be conductedThe proposal must present the following details:
1) Title of the research
2) An introduction to your chosen research area. Background to the research(context of the research). Give a brief outline of appropriate literature or yourapproach to literature on your topic. This may include explanations of keyterms and ideas and/or key writers and theoretical backgrounds. (10% of themark)
3) What are the aims and/or objectives of this research? Explain what yourresearch question is. Remember that an unclear, inaccurate, and non-focused research question will affect the entire proposal.
4) Explain the rationale for your research. That is, explain why answering theresearch question could or should be important. What is the importance ofthe research you propose?
5) Methodology: this section should cover the following:
a. Research philosophy: Outline your research philosophical andmethodological underpinnings and your research approach.
b. Data collection: How do you plan to collect your data? Using whatresearch design? And using what research methods? Describe andjustify your choices (a justification of their appropriateness, strengthsand weaknesses in relation to your study, including relevantreferences to the literature)
c. Sampling: What is the sampling technique you are going to use?Why? Describe and justify your choice. What is your proposedsample? What is the proposed size of your sample?
d. Analysis: How will you analyse the data collected?
6) Consideration of problems you might anticipate (e.g., in access or sampling,etc.) and how you might resolve these.
7) A consideration of any ethical issues raised by your proposal.
8) A research timetable (this can go in an appendix if preferred).
9) Reference List for ALL sources used in the text. Harvard style (Reference Listis not part of the word-count).
The report should written in the 3rd person using academic English